borrowed this from a friend to burn.I am really starting to like it!

Get to know everyone's musical taste.
I'll start.

I'm chilling on Laverne Butler. 'blues in the city' 1999 release.
Mellow swing style vocals. She doesn't have the fire of Diane Reeves, but I like her voice.

the Felt, a best of thanks to mr B kuma

Morcheeba - Big Calm

Good chill music.

- JP

Hank Jones on piano. Eddie Gomez on bass. Jimmy Cobb on drums. 1983 release.
Usual mellow night club swingy jazz.
A good chill music.

Urban sprawl & all that JAZZ (This is a 1961 I believe sampler of many popular jazz artist's on the Decca label)
Pink Floyd-The Dark Side of the Moon (30th ann ed)
Almost Famous- 200G Soundtrack
Sons of the pioneers- Cool Water and other timeless classics (RCA Living Stereo)
Deep Purple- Machine Head
Mercury Living Presence-Sampler

All these are lp of course!

Remixes. I love A Man Called Adam Remix.
CD. Too tired to get up and change a record.

Moodswings - Moodfood by Moodswings

Borrowing this one from a friend, not too sure about it for it reminds me a bit too much of Enigma. 'Bout the only good track so far is the one that just ended, "Skinthieves" featuring a guitar solo by Jeff Beck. Good enough to have me doing the air guitar to it. Then again, I've liked JB ever since Wired made me realize just how good vinyl can sound (on the CD I was only hearing the notes but with the LP I could hear how he used the pick against the strings.)

- JP

Pink Martini's Hang On Little Tomato, spinning right now.

Check my little write-up in the reviews section!

I've few Moodswings that bought by a whim.
I thought they were promissing, but never deliver for some reasons.
I should spin it again.

I listened to Paul Simon-Graceland - Just for the acapella and zydeco music.

Blackmore's Night-Ghost of a Rose- renaissance music with a touch of Richie Blackmore's electric guitar in it.

Mark Knopfler-Screenplaying- Some of the movie soundtracks he has done.

"Upsy Daisy Assortment" by XTC.

XTC has always been hard for me to pin down. at times i love their stuff, other times i just dont get it. Upsy Daisy is a compilation of the stuff i do get. i think they released this best of collection for people just like me. lots of PRAT going on here.

"P. S. a Toad Retrospective" by Toad the Wet Sprocket

i have always had a problem with Toad. they were either very good or very average, unfortunately mostly the latter. with this best of compilation i dont have to wade through the dogs to get to the good stuff. its all here in one nearly perfect package.

I think the general concept about Toad was very good. I particularly like "Walk On The Ocean", even though it has been played to death by radio stations!

i think just about every good thing they ever did is on this cd.